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  2. Administering

    Manage IBM® Sametime® servers and users to ensure proper access to the features in your deployment.

  3. Maintaining Sametime® databases

    Maintain your Sametime® environment by deleting unnecessary files from databases, moving files, managing DB2® and other maintenance tasks.

  • Administering

    Manage IBM® Sametime® servers and users to ensure proper access to the features in your deployment.

    • Deploying fixes to Sametime® servers running on WebSphere® Application Server

      Install an IBM® Sametime® fix by downloading packages and installing with the Update option.

    • Sametime® component URLs

      This section lists the URLs for IBM® Sametime® servers and components.

    • Starting and stopping servers in a Sametime® deployment

      An IBM® Sametime® deployment is made of up several component servers that can be started and stopped independently.

    • Restarting and synchronizing servers in the cluster

      Complete the configuration for clustering servers using a WebSphere® Application Server network deployment by restarting and synchronizing nodes in the cluster and restarting the application servers in the cluster.

    • Backing up WebSphere® Application Server configurations

      As part of a routine maintenance schedule or before upgrading Sametime® servers that run on the WebSphere® Application Server, back up the WebSphere Application Server configurations.

    • Changing administrator passwords for DB2®, LDAP, and WebSphere® servers

      The following topics explain how to change your administrator password for the different types of servers used in an IBM® Sametime® deployment.

    • Setting up business cards

      You can configure the IBM® Sametime® Community Server so that business card information about an individual displays when a user hovers over a name in a chat window or a contact list.

    • Creating policies to control user access to features

      IBM® Sametime® policies control user access to features. All users are assigned to default policy settings, which you can modify. You can create additional user policies, and assign users and groups to these policies.

    • Administering a Sametime® Community Server

      This section describes how to manage an IBM® Sametime® Community Server

    • Administering a Sametime® Proxy Server

      This section describes how to manage a IBM® Sametime® Proxy Server.

    • Administering Sametime® Advanced

      Set up and begin using IBM® Sametime® Advanced to let users create and use persistent chat rooms and broadcast communities. After installing Sametime Advanced, you can manage user access, enable workflow, set anonymous access, and integrate Sametime Advanced servers with other products.

    • Administering a Sametime® Media Manager

      The audio/video services are enabled by default following an IBM® Sametime® Media Manager installation. You can enable and disable the audio/video services from the Sametime System Console. This section describes how to manage the Sametime Media Manager.

    • Administering a Sametime® Bandwidth Manager

      IBM® Sametime® Bandwidth Manager provides a number of monitoring and management tools. Use these tools to ensure that the bandwidth management component is configured and tuned to best serve your organization's day-to-day needs and support the organization's network policies.

    • Administering a Sametime® Meeting Server

      This section describes how to manage an IBM® Sametime® Meeting Server.

    • Administering a Sametime® Gateway Server

      Set up and begin using the IBM® Sametime® Gateway Server to enable local IBM Sametime users to have real-time collaboration with users of other instant messaging systems. After installing the Sametime Gateway Server, you can create a local and external community, manage user access, add message handlers if necessary, and set properties such as session timeouts and blacklist domains.

    • Administering Widgets and Live Text

      Widgets and Live Text enables end users to see and act on recognized Live Text in any supported content like chat windows, chat history, Notes® documents (Sametime® Embedded Client in Notes client only), and so on, using XML extensions (widgets) created specifically for their use.

    • Administering a Sametime® Gateway Server cluster

      Use the topics in the section to administer the Sametime® Gateway Server cluster.

    • Maintaining Sametime® databases

      Maintain your Sametime® environment by deleting unnecessary files from databases, moving files, managing DB2® and other maintenance tasks.

Maintaining Sametime databases

Maintain your Sametime® environment by deleting unnecessary files from databases, moving files, managing DB2® and other maintenance tasks.

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For information about maintaining Sametime databases, see the Tech Note Best practices for maintaining Sametime databases.

For information about maintaining DB2 in Sametime, see the Tech Note Best practices for DB2 maintenance in Sametime.

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